Cabinet Member Will Visit Middlesboro Over Week End
Postmaster General Dr. Hubert Work and party will arrive on the Southern train from Knoxville tonight. A dinner at the Cumberland Hotel will honor the distinguished visitors with ALP Liebig presiding. Reservations for ninety places are booked. attendees must have reservations.
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Republican National Committee
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Seles
Ile
Alp
Liebig
Kiswanis Club
Hotel Cumberland
Green Stockings delights crowd in school play
Large audience fills the auditorium for the senior play Green Stockings. Elizabeth Christ as Celia uday excels. The comedy and stage work, costumes, and singing between acts earn strong praise. seniors and staff enjoy a lively entertainment.
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Indy
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Billy Sunday Falls From Pulpit Injures Foot
Rev. Billy Sunday suffered an eight foot fall through a trap door in Louisville last night injuring an ankle and minor cuts while publicly continuing his sermon. He reassured the crowd with singing and reported about 125 converts as he criticized the Kentucky Jockey Club during the incident.
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Rhodes Narrowly Survives Mine Monitor Collision
C W Rhodes, an engineer for Log Mountain coal company, narrowly escaped serious injury Thursday when his monitor collided with a cow near Yellow Creek mines. Rhodes signaled to a descending car and steered his car back to its track, averting a larger wreck about 300 feet ahead.
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Log Mountain Toal Company
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Weather and obituary notes from Cincinnati Enquirer writer
Week’s weather outlook for Ohio Valley and Tennessee remains fair with temperatures near or slightly below normal. James W. Faulkner of Cincinnati Enquirer dies at Waldorf Astoria Hotel after a week of illness. he was national political correspondent and dean of Ohio newspaper men.
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Missing Prisoners Still At Large In Jail Escape
Shell Brady Thomas Dinar and Tom Trensley are missing after a city jail escape. A preliminary hearing is set for Monday at 9 o clock before County Inde J Dinslam. No traces found and officers believe the suspects may have left Tennessee.
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Tom Trensley
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Tennessee
Oil Well at Rose Hill Delayed by Nitroglycerin Blast
A Rose Hill oil well was suspended Thursday after reaching 200 feet while a nitroglycerin charge was set with 40 quart shots and a $1000 cost. The blast aimed to open nearby oil-bearing sands within 200 feet. Visitors from Texas Pennsylvania Alabama and Kentucky viewed the site this week.
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Pennsylvania
Alalaoa
Kentucky
Weds Gardener Disinheritance Shock Sparks Detroit Scandal
Mrs John AH of Detroit declares daughter Florence disinherited after wedding to Francis Barrigrand Avery’s gardener. She declares their daughter dead to him and vows to sever all claims on the Avery millions. Marriage occurred a week ago and was kept secret until recently. The couple reportedly planned to move east for their future.
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Dr John Hill Visits Lexington Colleague Gray In Kentucky
Dr John Hill of Nashville speaks in Lexington with Dr J A Gray former Georgetown College dean. Hill notes Gray’s popularity and predicts Middlesboro’s potential growth as Central Kentucky awaits future expansion with 300000 residents envisioned.
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Lexington
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Nashville
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Hill
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Middleshore
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Drill
Kentucky
Postal turmoil hobbles service as New era begins
Washington reports indicate Postmaster General New, in his first month, considers budget shifts to avert postal collapse while public questions layoffs and cuts. A looming deficit nears 340 million and postage volumes surge 13 percent, pressuring policy to balance service with Congress limits.
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Burleson
Christian Revival Closes Tomorrow Amid Revivals and Track Meet
Evangelist Joel Lee Jones headlines the closing revival service tonight with three final gatherings to follow. A large crowd filled the Middlesboro meeting, then shifted to the high school auditorium to view Green Stocking. The track meet in Luntington features 21 teams and 165 athletes competing along with telegraphic events and a banquet for visiting teams.
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Associated Press
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Predicted Heavy Lake Season On Great Lakes Freight
Associated Press reports a predicted heavy Great Lakes freight season with improved confidence as navigation nears. Coal demand rises for the northwest while dock stocks shrink. iron ore shipments should rise, aided by market conditions and favorable tides. Overall cargo movement may exceed 100 million tons, a peak not seen since earlier decades.
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East End Street Construction Awaiting State Check
State Engineer Snjder and Middleshare officials inspect East End streets figures. City officials expect work to start soon if the state cannalysis approves specifications and all formal actions are completed.
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Snader
East End
Mildlesture
Haring
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Weather forecast for Washington may showers in southeast
May 5 forecasts show mostly cloudy conditions tonight with possible showers in the southeast. Generally fair weather expected elsewhere with little change in temperature.
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Slow Registrations for Preschool Health Exhibit
Registrations for the health exhibit on May 17 to 38 19 are slow with only eleven children registered. Parents provide age name and address via phone under Miss Edith Tart who manages the registration from Chas Smyth Hospital Indidting and Saint Camhgiland. The baby parade seeks all children from one month to six years with themed props and mothers urged to enter.
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Chas, Smyth
Indidting
St. Camhgiland
Joe Toying
Marc Fryelawn Ely
Archibald Rhea
Hambright
Evelyn Davis
Ilyan Singer
Norma Taston
Gay Tove
Jennie Hampton
Yapont
Leah Euster
Ems Ely
Snook Taston
Blackburn
Mare
Former Middlestore Officer Killed in Oklahoma City
John Sharp, formerly of Middlestore, was killed in Oklahoma City while serving as an officer, friends report. He was brother to Jin Sharp formerly with the local police, with relatives in Claiborne county and Middlesboro, and well known among former residents of the city.
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Middlestore
Oklahoma City
Jin Sharp
Claiborne County
Middlesboro
Allison’s Local Find Sparks Archaeology Note
J. W. Allison emerges as the newest local contributor to science after a mound builders relic was unearthed on his property. The artifact, described as an ancient bottle opener, remains in fair preservation and is presented as a curious relic rather than a modern discovery.
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J. W. Allison
Inter-City Kiwanis Meeting Draws Regional Delegates
About one hundred Kiwanians from Corbin Barbourville Harlan Middlesboro Pineville gathered in Pineville for a lively Inter-City Kiwanis meeting. Will Ward Duffield presided and spoke on the Atlanta international convention and the Middlesboro district gathering in August. Congressman J U Robison attended as a distinguished guest and urged unity.
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Middlesboro
Will Ward Duffield
Atlanta
Midlesboro
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J. C. Chitwood
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Middieshern
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Reespective Club
J. Ue Robsion
New City Issues CFEY Auto License Tags
The city office has received autumn license tags and is issuing them to motorists who have paid fees. Each tag is about three inches long and one inch wide with a unique number to maintain an accurate record of paid licenses.
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